Geography of New England Maine
Geography of New England Maine
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The beautiful Berk- shire Hills are the highest portions of the si ite. The Connecticut has cul a much broader vallej than the other rivers because it runs over much softer rocks. This broad open s . Ill, \ i Fig. 92 ) s< parat< s th< western from tin eastern upland and extends across the GEOGRAPHY OF MASSACHUSETTS 45 entire state from north to south. It is very North of Cape Ann are the long sand narrow at the north but widens to about bars of Plum Island and Salisbury Beach. Twenty miles on the southern boundary. Behind them are extensive salt marshes and This valley is perhaps the most valuable agri- lagoons. The Merrimack discharges most of cultural land in the state. Its open meadow its water between these barrier beaches, and lands very early attracted, , its mouth is guarded by settlers from the Bay Col- ony, and some of the old- est towns in the state are located here. Mt. Tom and Mt. Holyoke are conspicuous elevations in the valley and are made of hard rock which has not worn down so rapidly as the sur- rounding materials.
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The beautiful Berk- shire Hills are the highest portions of the si ite. The Connecticut has cul a much broader vallej than the other rivers because it runs over much softer rocks. This broad open s . Ill, \ i Fig. 92 ) s< parat< s th< western from tin eastern upland and extends across the GEOGRAPHY OF MASSACHUSETTS 45 entire state from north to south. It is very North of Cape Ann are the long sand narrow at the north but widens to about bars of Plum Island and Salisbury Beach. Twenty miles on the southern boundary. Behind them are extensive salt marshes and This valley is perhaps the most valuable agri- lagoons. The Merrimack discharges most of cultural land in the state. Its open meadow its water between these barrier beaches, and lands very early attracted, , its mouth is guarded by settlers from the Bay Col- ony, and some of the old- est towns in the state are located here. Mt. Tom and Mt. Holyoke are conspicuous elevations in the valley and are made of hard rock which has not worn down so rapidly as the sur- rounding materials.
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